- Demi Lovato revealed they received stitches after hitting their head on a crystal.
- The singer, who shared footage of the cut on Wednesday, recounted the incident on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
- Lovato said the incident occurred while bending over to pick something up.
Demi Lovato revealed that they had to get three stitches and wear a wig this week after cutting their head on a large crystal.
In a TikTok video on Wednesday, Lovato shared footage of their cut, which extended above their eyebrow. In the caption, they wrote, "Guess who hit their head on a crystal and has to get stitches before Kimmel tomorrow???" next to an emoji of a person raising their hand.
The singer wore a bob wig with blunt bangs on Jimmy Kimmel Live! the following night while recounting the incident to guest host and YouTuber Mark Rober. Lovato said they're a big fan of crystals and shared that they own a tall amethyst about the height of a table. Lovato said the accident happened while bending over to pick something up.
Afterwards Lovato FaceTimed their doctor and asked if they needed stitches on their face.
"I was like, 'I have Kimmel tomorrow. What do I do?'" Lovato said. "So I did what any sane person would do and made a TikTok before I even told management."
The musician, who is currently promoting their forthcoming album "Holy Fvck," also bonded with Rober over their interest in all things extraterrestrial. Lovato hosted the Peacock series "Unidentified" in 2021 and Rober is a former NASA engineer, according to Forbes.
Lovato jokingly asked Rober, "What do you know?" before talking about their thoughts on life in the universe.
"I've also just had really incredible experiences after meditating in the desert, and you just see stuff appear," they said. "It blows your mind, it kind of shatters your reality for a second, and then you're like 'Wow, this universe is so big.' You feel so little, but also like we have so much meaning at the same time."
Lovato released the music video for their new single "Substance," in which they also wear a bob wig, on Friday, according to Billboard. The song is the second single from "Holy Fvck," which will be available to stream on August 19.